Thank you,, yeah I wasn't sure just how it would take to the re-size seeing how some of my shots didn't like it much..Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
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Thank you,, yeah I wasn't sure just how it would take to the re-size seeing how some of my shots didn't like it much..Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Hello seabird,, I'm a sucker for the Sycamore trees and the contrast they provide.. thank you for commenting:)Quote:
Originally Posted by seabird
Here's one I shot in Dec. of '09 and printed in Jan. '10. It's an 11x14 pt/pd triptych. Framed and hanging on the wall it's quite the beastie!
http://www.tawayama.com/isotope/BRNB...hPT-PD-WEB.jpg
Very good, Michael!
I wouldn't mind a beastie like that on my wall, very nice.
Here are a couple I did today, one was with a 75mm SA, other with a 152mm ektar, both on 4x5
Michael,
Where is that?
It's at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah. It's part of my book project on the Great Salt Lake.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Karp
http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/g...BarilCreek.jpg
One from the weekend Sinar P2 8x10, Sinaron-S 300mm, FP4 developed in DDX, Contact printed on Ilford MG FB and cropped in photoshop to remove my shadow:o
Baril Creek, Kanaskis Country, Alberta
Great images everyone... :)
This is a very touristy image of a great public golf course within our Kananaskis Provincial Park, which happens to be a legacy to every Albertan, compliments of a former Provincial Premier, and where I enjoy the view, while sipping a loaded Pepsi or two after a fabulous round of golf, but alas only during the summer...
The Eighteenth Fairway, Kananaskis Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada, 2010
http://largeformatgroupimages.jimkit...s/10030608.jpg